60μm Bright White BOPP Film General Standard Label Material — F14801

Construction

The three functional layers of this item. Selecting on face stock alone is where most specification errors begin — the adhesive and liner decide how it behaves on your press.

Product features

• Pearl BOPP face — good stiffness, bright appearance, crease resistant
• Verified by customer mass production

FAQ

F14801 (60μm Bright White BOPP Film): does the Low-temperature adhesive on 62g White Glassine give enough grab at the general cartons and rigid containers edge, and which document states that?

60μm Bright White BOPP Film is specified for the general standard field, which does not mean every substrate in it. Pearl BOPP gives an opaque pearlescent white without a primer. Not recommended for PVC surfaces; small diameters, irregular or squeezable bottles.

How cold can the line run before the Low-temperature adhesive on F14801 (60μm Bright White BOPP Film) stops grabbing, and does that hold at our line temperature?

The minimum application temperature is -5 °C and the service range after labelling is -15–65 °C. Below the minimum the adhesive cannot wet out, and edges lift within hours on a curved wall. Both figures are measured at 23±2 °C / 50±5 % RH, so confirm them with a trial roll on your line.

Does F14801 (60μm Bright White BOPP Film, Low-temperature) really measure ≥10 N tack, and on which substrate, and how do we reproduce the test?

Initial tack is ≥10 N by the ball method and 90° peel is ≥7 N/25 mm after 20 min. Both are measured to FINAT FTM 9 and FTM 2 at 23±2 °C / 50±5 % RH. Peel grows with dwell, so compare the same hold time against your own pull test.

What is the minimum order quantity and lead time for F14801 (60μm Bright White BOPP Film, Low-temperature), and what starts the clock?

Minimum order quantity is 500 ㎡ and lead time is 15 days after artwork and roll-format approval. A trial roll for press approval can be arranged before the production run starts. Shipment is ex-works Guangzhou, and it can be consolidated with other codes on the same order.

We used F11801 before. What changes if we switch to F14801 (60μm Bright White BOPP Film), and is one a drop-in for the other?

F14801 runs Low-temperature adhesive on 62g White Glassine Liner, while F11801 runs General-purpose on 62g White Glassine Liner. The difference is the adhesive chemistry, which decides edge lift and high-speed behaviour more than the face does. Compare the two technical tables above, then test both on the same substrate.